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C Toomey (0'), (0'), M Weiss (0'), B Stevens (0'), (0'), Unknown (0')
1st Team v Wodson Park
Darren Eliot15 Apr 2014 - 19:45
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No. 45 Wednesday 16th April 2014. Spartan South Midlands League – Division 1
Wodson Park 0
Kings Langley 6 (Toomey 1, 29, Stevens 38, 47, Weiss 44, Jackson 52)
Kings Langley replicated the scoreline from their previous match with a scintillating display against a Park side that battled to the final whistle. They got off to the perfect start when Tom Carter’s astute pass fed a Mitchell Weiss run to the corner flag and his precision centre gave Connor Toomey a close range header. The scorer doubled his tally on the half hour mark when his free kick clipped the end of the wall to wrong-foot James Sturgeon and then Weiss repeated his earlier move, calmly picking out Billy Stevens for the former Under 18 to register his first for the club at senior level. The provider finally got just reward for his efforts on the stroke of half time when Sam Izzard’s powerful shot was palmed away by Sturgeon, leaving the predatory Weiss with work to do before finding the net. The second half opened in similar fashion with a Lee Burgoyne free kick being deftly flicked in via the post by Billy Stevens and an unconventional back-heel by the irrepressible Mitchell Weiss giving Nick Jackson a close range sixth. Wodson Park had also had their moments and the story may have been different if Ant Ladyman had not produced a flying save to tip over a Sam Muir thunderbolt in the tenth minute. The home striker was also just off target as the second half opened, but although Park contested everything in a crowded midfield, they lacked a cutting edge and Kings put together some periods of interpassing in a bid to master a rock hard pitch that was entertaining but produced no further goals. The night, however belonged to Mitchell Weiss, who seized his chance to stake his claim for more than a bit part in the final run-in.
Wodson Park 0
Kings Langley 6 (Toomey 1, 29, Stevens 38, 47, Weiss 44, Jackson 52)
Kings Langley replicated the scoreline from their previous match with a scintillating display against a Park side that battled to the final whistle. They got off to the perfect start when Tom Carter’s astute pass fed a Mitchell Weiss run to the corner flag and his precision centre gave Connor Toomey a close range header. The scorer doubled his tally on the half hour mark when his free kick clipped the end of the wall to wrong-foot James Sturgeon and then Weiss repeated his earlier move, calmly picking out Billy Stevens for the former Under 18 to register his first for the club at senior level. The provider finally got just reward for his efforts on the stroke of half time when Sam Izzard’s powerful shot was palmed away by Sturgeon, leaving the predatory Weiss with work to do before finding the net. The second half opened in similar fashion with a Lee Burgoyne free kick being deftly flicked in via the post by Billy Stevens and an unconventional back-heel by the irrepressible Mitchell Weiss giving Nick Jackson a close range sixth. Wodson Park had also had their moments and the story may have been different if Ant Ladyman had not produced a flying save to tip over a Sam Muir thunderbolt in the tenth minute. The home striker was also just off target as the second half opened, but although Park contested everything in a crowded midfield, they lacked a cutting edge and Kings put together some periods of interpassing in a bid to master a rock hard pitch that was entertaining but produced no further goals. The night, however belonged to Mitchell Weiss, who seized his chance to stake his claim for more than a bit part in the final run-in.
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